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ter:
"FvrCrTvE MANSION,
"WAemNoros, sept. ., 1887.
e. 10 Non. .i6rnn, s.. Hectj, Mqyor
a. Ner lork ojtVj Hon. II. Bcch-
man. iyCsi3fni BO0rd 81 Atdcf-
man: Hon. James H. Fitsgeraid:
"Genilemen. Il have received your
pleasing note requesting me, on behalf
al the donors Of certain flags to bepre-
seut,d TO tie Sew York fire depart
melt. rs well as ID behalf Oi the c'tI-
z,ns Of New York generally, and the
executive and legislative branches OF
the city government to deliver the
colors mentioned 70 the department on
,n,h day in September as shall suit my
convenience. ID would certainly afford
me rleaeure to contribute in any degree
10 tie significance 81 this occasion and
10 the satisfaction of the brave and
Gallant men whose services are thus to
he recognized. J hope, however, that
/ Ahol. not Dee misunderstood when l
base ny doclnaiion of your kind inyl-
fat.oD upon my unwiilingness to assume
that /. as The wife o. the President,
ought topMtcipate 50 prominently IN
II public ceremony ia which he has no
rant. Yours vcIy truly,
"EEASCEs IOIsOM CLEVELAND.
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.0VellAl I7T"ETNu 70 ne UsVAICn.I
SNEW, VA, September 6.-Thc Re
publican convention for this senatorial
district met to-day. and Colonel j. +.
Houston. OF Roanoke City, WAS nomi-
mated 10y reclamation. Harmony pre-
.....1. I
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TRY Pound of Our Gan Tea.

You get nice present with every
pound. Price 90 cents.
JULIEN BISFoRD,
1902 east Main.
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Ahfrange STORY.


IEl EFIVtIuV'I 70 VIZ "''"F1tV"sI
CHICAGO, September Ga Times
Chattanooga (fenn.) special says :
Several years ago Marsh I. Polk rob.
bed the State Treasury Of Tennessee oil
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RKvIEw OF The CHICAGO sAsKgrS


CHICAGO, September 1.-THE wheat market
wos DUH and fluctuations within narrow limts.
Trace was light AMI outside news without
special weight The general range OF prices
was hc. Under the closing Of yesterday, but IL
was a little above yesterdays average. Tbere
were very few outside orders and local scslpers
were dis gusted OF the dulness OF the markel
Corn was mainly IN the hand, VI s,sipers tner"
teing but few outside orders ana no DISPOSE
ton on the part " prominent local houses 70
extend their lines either way. Changes w3re
rather frequent within Nc range, aud the feel-
ing, though somewhat unsettled, was hfmer,
cash and spot especially showing strength and
Lat,c advance. More deferred deliveries
closed at abCut i,c better than yesterday.
! taken all around there was a pretty buihsh
underiOne 10 the market, but the smaller class
Of holders manifested desire 20 let 40 ON every
little bulge Of moment surface incicati0ns 10
not show that there are any large operators IN
tcrested heavily on the bull side. Oats were weak
catly. owing 10 selling out by parties who ma
bought yesterday; but with lighter estiinascu
| receipts or tomorrow, the decrease IN the sup
ply IN sight. and some good inYestmenton buying
| toward the cluse. the speculative marset nruiet
up again. Provisions were quiet; shortnns
| for September and October delivery again
| rather monopolized attention, though sitter
bricf spurt Of life early In the day they rather
| sympathized with the general Market
81. LOUIS
| ST. LOUIS, September 6.-Flour firm but un-
1
| weakened: IL then became nrn and closed
| siroug, although quotations were &c. on
| trading was better than for several days No.
| red. cash, 69a.at9'sc September, 6sAc. Octo-
| Ter, ilAail5sc. Corn strong; cash, SAaiOc.
| September, 3sk a3Shc.; October. 3sa39Sc. oats
| GImer: cash, gihc..; September nominal Do
| tober, 2ihc. Whissey steady at si.M Pro
| visions strong. Pork Irregular new, SIS Lard.
| sas0 Dry salt. meats--B Boxed. shoulders. to.s5.
long clear, s. 20; clear-ribs. fs.Hk short clear,
| saOO Bacon-Boxed. shoulders, s6g,; long
| clear and clear-ribs. f9e5aS937N; short clear,
| saG0as96fk. Hams steady az slgasit
| LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, September 6.-Graln duh aud
| unchanged. Provisions dun. Bxfon-Clear-rib
| sides s69l6 clear sides fi0 shoulders, 81 70.
| Bulk meata-C iear-rib sides. 1913; clear sides,
| $3.50: snOuldors. 81. Mess PORK nominal.
| suenr-cured hams, SlsaslAD. Lard-choice
| leaf, g.
| CINCINNATI.
CGHcIHNArI. September 6-Flour duh
| Nhcnt steady: No. ? red, uhal2c Corn
| cuiot: No. mixed. fiafiNc. Onts In fair de-
| niand: No. mixed. g,aShc. Provisions arm
and unchanged. Whiskey active and urn AZ
sl.o5. Hogs lTm.
| WILMINGTON
| HuMH5rOE. N. C., September 6--1urpen,ic q
dun at SIC. ROsln tirin: strained. iOc.
good, zoe. Tar firm At $3.50. Crude turpen-
the firm; hard, iil0: yellow-dip and virgin.
ui5.
| ,t,,v,r vouu couyrnsf t,rVn1rpua
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cEAIE and COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 8, 1881

hICHkOhDs 0eptcHDoi ~ 1915
OFFERINGS.
WBEir-White. l2S bushels. Longoerry.
3.la2 bt shols Mixed, 1000 bushels. Shortberry,
LEO Bushels. Total, $500 bushels.
CORS.--2o30 bushels.
OATs.--g 46O bushels.
kYE.-.6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
NHEAT.-White, rs bushels good at SO. %
bushels fair at oOc. LongDerry. go bushels
prime at sIc. Mixed. 800 bushels good AT SIC.
Snorberry, 80 bushels very good nc sOc ; %
bushels fair at 75c.: % bushels common at
zoe. g76 bushels common at G6c. Total sales OF
wheat, l,s0S bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 5,s20 bushels ;
same day last year. li,4s0 bushels. Sales today
OF wheat, I,SCe bushels; same day last year.
gse3 bushels. Offerings 80 far this year, 81, BIS
bu.hels: same time last year, 3Oi,S2O bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, 60 10 o4c.
same day last year, % 10 gsc.
CORN.-Nhite, so bushels good az 50c. jol
bushels common at SIC. Mixed, 20 bushels very
good at SIC.
OATs.- Winter, l04 bushels very good az 31c.
i,csG bushels very good at 36c.
hYE.-25 bushels very good at 5Sc.
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CONVENTIONS.
LySeBBuRe DEMOCRATS MAZE A MAN
FOR THE SENATE.
Equivalent 10 Nomination and Election
4 Good Man with a Good
Record. GO.



LYNouBUBG, Va, September G.-The
Lynchburg delegation 10 the senatorial
district convention met this evening
and agreed upon General John Holmes
Smith rs the candidate for the Senate.
This is equivalent to a nomination, as
Tie city, 10y q iong-sianding arrange
mcBt with the county, has.tbe right TO
rame The senator. and q nomination in
ms case viii be equivalent to an elec-
ton.
General Smith hes brilliant war
record, but has never been politician,
and las never aSpircl to public honors.
Tic Is equally popula; with ali classes,
Gnd Will raiiy Tie paf s strength to a
Ian. Since his selection the most
prominent labor .c1do Il the city have
oppressed their entire ,stisiaction, and
Tl,dccd their hearty apport. The en-
tiIc Democratic labor vote viii be cast
llc Inn, and this vi insure his trium-
lhaut election.
Houston SOsntnated.
ISpeciai telegram 20 the Ulspaich.l
SME,i, VA, September 6.-Thc Re
publican convention for this senatorial
district met to-day. and Colonel j.. +.
Houston. Of Roanoke City, WAS nomi-
mated 10y reclamation. Harmony pre-
ValiOd.
Thirty-Second senatorial District
HepubliCau~ IA COunciI-Na-
nonc Gcss "a 8iaciS Eye.
Special telegram tetho Dispatch.l
SrfroLT. NA. September G.-The
Equblicans of The Tnrty- second sena-
torlal district, composed OF NansemOnd,
Isle Of Wight, ana southampton cOun-
ties. met here 10 day and nominated
h. 4. Whitfield, Of southampton,
us candidate for the State Senate.
He Was defeated foi Common
wcalth's attorney cf his county
last spring, and hs nomination for the
Senate paycs The way Tor the election
of democrat nom tins Republican
district. G. II. CaUsey, the present in
cumbcut, ami ~. >. Holland, of Isle
oi Wight (Mahone's choice, were can
dijates for the nomination, but Whit
field had a virtual walkOver.
Upon the adjournment Of the Sen
atoIIal Convention the NansemOnd
County Convention was held and John
A. Browne was nominated for the
Houee ofDclceates. lie Is an out-aud-
out Mahoncite, and WAS the Boss's pre-
ference for county treasurer in the
spring, but failed to get the nomina-
ton, and was therefore saved a defeat.
Judge II. II. ipwles, ex-senator, was
a candidate to day for the nomination
Tor the House of Delegates.
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Wncnt steady; No. red, 7lHa19c. Corn
Quiet No. mixed. Hattie. oats Ia fair de-
niand: No. ? mixed. 23a27hc. Provisions arm
and unchanged. Whiskoy active and urn AZ
xiO5 nOgs lIm.
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BALTINoRg STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHAx8R

BALTIMORE, MD, September 6.-Nirglnla =
consolidated, 46 past-due coupons, %; DO
10 iO's, 35K; DO. new IS, 63H. Bid to-day.
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kTE.-.D bushcls.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
XVuv4r WIffe ~ bushels good at So.


fre .aote: Eina. f2.s0af275 sapsrars. .-.iis
-. -; Oxtrs e. 5JasA55; family, sts,4H 81; 9asen
family, country. S4.75alS.2A
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RROslERIE8.

SUGAR Pure white, &C.; od white. 5s{e;
yellow clarified, SIS; seconds, 696xc;
refined A, 6g6A; graduated, 61Sc; planta-
ton grsnulated. SIC; powdered, 7s7he;
cut loaf, a74c.
CiNDIRS.St ek., all sizes, in boxes. pals
COFFEE-C mmon, nal4I%c; ordinary,
l55l Nc; prime kio, l6x ale; choice 10
fancy, III dlSc; old govern mt, 241<@oISc.
DAP a5hj per pound.
SALT-Sl % per barrel; sacks, fine, 81 IS
al Is; coarse, 81 1901 is; pockets, bleanned,
2s497c; car loads from levee or depot, DC
ICsSNED GOODS, BTo.-Prices per dog
co: Pineapp es. 81 S9l 50; peaches, BIB,
standard, 81 l5Sl q; seconds, sl9l 10; to-
matoes, 2-lb, standard, 9Oc9Sl; S-lb, $l9
IS; strawberries, 81 1901 IS; raspberries,
81 1901 Isl blaekberries, slsl 10; green
1s sesl 7o GV s.parasa pSs ei; green sOra,
Si9l S5; gre peas. 81 55@l IS; cove Oys-
tors full weight lib, 81; cove oysters, full
weight, BIB, 81 IS; cove oysters, light
W ight, lib, 60e; cove oysters. light weisht,
hIb, 81 10; condensed milk-Crown, s. T5s
S IS; Eagle, 81 IS swiss, s. 70.
Is 25c; prime to choice, new, 456e50c; syrup,
20d40c; common 10 fair, Da. Sc; grine to
c dice, 2Sd59Oc: centrii ugal fancy, S5@40c,
BALTIMORE, MD, January l5.-Coffee
lower and doll; Rio cargoss, ordinary TO
fair, H5k@lblSc.
NEW YORK, January l5.-Coffee-fair Rio
dull at l5o; options love and iAirly active;
sales. 6S. $50 bags: February, Is l5@l3 500 !;
March. Is 059lShc; April, 1Sdl3Ar; ray,
1860 ~; Juno, l3.l09l3.&c; July, 49,. 5
elsie; August, 1870, Sugar 2 let; Q, 40
dull sud pom,nal. kice steady, in fair de-
mand,
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pROVISsONs.

Blu TER-Butterine, 1tsi5c; creamery,
- c; dairy, 2lS2ic; country butter, l59
doc PRODUCTS-Firm mess pork, $3.50
9l27j; sugar cured hams, 1OA g1lc; break
fast bacon 50 l0c clear rib sides bacon TIC;
bacon shout ers, It bulk pork clear SIDES,
sac; clear rib sido', b'sj; shoulders, $40;
long @ ear, &C.
LARD-Tierces. $40; half. barrels and
kegs, 70; choice kettle, 7iAc.
FRESH MEArS-City beef, forequarters,
3c mutton, &c; hind quarters Of beef, Sc;
hogs, &c; country hogs. &c.
POULTRY --Chckens dull ;spring, 81 7j9
2 25; old hens, 1903 so. Turkeys. So II.
Geese. s3ai Ducks, 1898 sos dres ed chick
ems, 1908 so per dozen; dressed turkeys,
GAME-ouails, per Dozen. 81 IS. SPUR
rels, 81. Rabbits 81 50 per dozen. Ducks,
wild, $3.50. Venison, whole, 5S6c; sad
CHEESE Prime fats, S1Ss9c; New York
factory, 7S755c; full cream 1916; Young
PIGS FEET--BarrOls, IS; half barrels,
So IS; Kegs 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, January l5.-Provisions
active, strong and higher. Pork l2lgc higher
meats T starSc;ng@loose lots. 5 Is; short ribs,
81 Is; short clear, IS 80; boxed lots long
clear, SO; sbsrt ribs, So 10; sho t oleir, s. 25.
Bacon steady; long clear, s. 70; short lbs,
So S7H short clear, g l21Sg7 IS. Hams Arm
dairy, b924c. Eggs weak at 2l@22c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January l5.-Provi-
siOns were stronger throughout aud more
active. The receipts OF h &c were light,with
the prospect of only moderate arrivals next
week. Mess pork advanced Zoe per barrel
and close at outside figures. Lard was TO
per 100 pounds higher, while short ribs ad
vanced l0c per 100 pounds. Cash
quotations were az follows: Mess pork,
per barrel, 812 el2 20; lard, per 100 pounds,
IS 471Sd95 so; short rib Sides loose, So 1906 Is;
shoulders, boxed, "a S5a4 90; short clear
sides, boxed, IS 5O@6 IS. The leading
futures ranged as follows: Mess pork
Januery opened at sll o., highest s2 (5,
lowest Sl1 95, closing at sl2 %; February
opened at sl1 IS, highest Sl2 o., lowest
Sll 95, closing at sl2 o.; March opened
at sl2 l2H, highest sl2 Is, lowest sl2 l2%,
closing 9! sl2 IS; May opened at sl2 25,
h gbe.t sl2 40, lowest sl2 Is, closing At
sl2 3TIs. Lard-JanuAry opened at 81 45,
highest IS so, lowest SO IS, closing at 81 7zi;
February opened at Sc IS, highest 81 so,
lOwast So 41, closing at 81 Az; March
opened at s. 521a, highest g SIX, lowest
So 52H, closing at s. IS; May opened at
S. 67H, highest f6 20, lowest So 671I, closing et
| 500. Short ribs-January opened at 81 Is,
highest So IS, lowest So Is. closing Of
IS -; February opened at g l5, highest
% Is, lowest Sc Is, closing at So Is; March OPP
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HOUsEHOaD SUPPLIES.

APPLES-Arples, s3g3 IS; dried APPLES,
&c per pound from store. Dried peaches, &c
from store.
We IETAB LES-OniCns.S 81 75a3 from store.
Cabbage, crate, s. so; per head, s.; 81 IS
from levec o depot per crate Kraut, brls,
s6G6 so; half brls, Syg3 25. Garlic, 40S
zoe pc 100. Turnips, soc ger bushel,
FRUII-0rluges, per boz, So 50d4; i'm
ported, 50 so g3 50 POI box Lemons, s. 50@
so per box Bananas. 81 50d2 per bunch.
TS-C0cnanuts-s6 per 100. Peanuts-
Virginia &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, S9
&c; roa ted, 2l2o higher; shelled, loo. Al
monds, &c. Walnuts-Engli. h, lSc; French,
l5c. Fiberts, l2Hc. Pecan Texas, 7@l0c.
Brazil nuts. l21Sc Chestnuts-Imported.
l2Mc per pOunt.
RAISINS--London layers,s3; layers,s2 rs;
Cal lorna, 60 IS.
Pick IL Jars. pints, a5N; quarts,
81 50 half gal ons s. rs; gallons, IS IS;
loose, barrels, S6 5OS7; alf6arres, 50 IS d
1 IS; m xed, barrels, $40 90; mixed, half
barrels, 81.
EGGS-Weak, 2ic. -
DTtT0ES-Northarr stock, 81 IS 1925.
UIDEN-New FORK, So so per barrel and
s. so nor ha f-barrel.
FlSH-Nscke- ell, ha'f-bar,els, No. !, S. so
016; No Q IS; No 3 81 so; 10 10 kit, No. /,
90; No. 2, $50; l5-lb. No. 3, IS; Dry her
rings, family. De per box.
GAME-Game fish, 596c.
VINEGAR % also PEI gallon.
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U3S-Quinne, P. & W. OF. , 700; cans.
CSC; New York quinine, OF. Csc; cans. zoe;
B 4 5. Suini%%s' ~. 6So; 90 cans 60 !
walls, So 50; New York morphine, BoS 50 Sc
per OF 90 vi Is, o. IS; cinchonidia, Or.
walls Is, OF s or cans, 10 OF gum
OPP un, per pOund, $3.50; iodids potash, 50
Per pound, inclusive: subnitrate b smulh,
50 20 per pound, inclusive; chlOroiorm, 45c
per pc md; blue mass, 43c per pOuni; Gallo
mel, 75c per pound; mercury, 20 per pound |;
chloral h drato, 81 so per pound; camphor,
&c uer pound a,coh'l, barrels, per ga lon,
PANTS AND 0IL-White lead, Col
lier's, nc per pbun ! $40 pound lots, 70 per
pound, &c of. Is days; southern white iead,
nc per pound; 500 pound 10 g. 70. 21ac of, Is
days; boiled linseod oil, 43c per gallon. by
barrel raw, 4Oc; turf entine, 1919 per gallon,
by barrel.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MeNEY 2 To s PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE PAR.
sott0n Steady - Kidding Cotton, 8
Cents - Sales Yesterday,
5400 Bales.

Money is in quite fair supply for all
BUSINESS purposes at I to per cent. The
demand is moderate. Loea securities are
in fair demand. The cotton market lie
steady middiing, DC. Sales, 800 bales. Al
New York spotB were quite mid6ling, $40.
Failures steady January, 9.4iGs Sc.
A Leading New York cotton circular says
Of the Speculative market: Business was
Of very limited character with only mod
crate fractional changes in values during
the day and no really new feature brought
s1t."
At New Orleans spots were dull; mid
ding. pIlsc. Futures dull and to 8
Points higher; January, 9.l0S9.l2c.
Lye1pool spots were steady and un-
changed; middling, sd Flu urts steady :
January February. 1S-6id sellers.
The general m arket presents a dull feeling.
IMPORTS.
Fiys brIs ann es, 2 brls be M and reas, 40
pkes bu ter, " nkg bacon, S6i pkgs bonts
and shses, 800 bU corn, " p KS heeso lsi
sks coffee, osrs cotton seed, i1l6 SKIS CT
ten seed, 4 bdls cotton tiesi l8 pk dry
nay, Ia pkgs h e., 10 I'D hors md mu es, |
nks lard, 81 $40 Lumber VI pkg liquors,
W brIs mo as O., 30 p css nail, 1909 bu oats,
40 brls onions, Gg9 brls pot toes, 'ars pork
3des, 200 bF IS PnrE "a brls sugsr, 81 pkgs TO-
bseco, S brls nee.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
reeeir ed, Withdrawn and in stor by regu! ar
elevator, rs reported 70 the Merchan s TX.
change yes e day: Whei IN store, 4N9
sushols. Corn Withdrawn 5j7 bushels; N
ItOrc, 1920 bushes :. Oats received, 2O'S
snshels; Withdrawn, $685. bu bols; in stores
is4, ISL bushels.
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alter. Changes.


WHEELING, W. VA, January 15.-Eoop
River feet on the g uge and falling, and
closed. Weather-sDoWing.
PITTSBURG, PA, January Is Noon
River Q feet 10 inches on the gauge and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and 500.
EVANSVILLE, IND, January 15.-Noon
-kiver ii eet 4 inches on tho gauge and ris-
ing, Weather clear: Thermometer $50. De-
parted u. p. Schenok, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., January 15.-Noon-
River II feet 10 inches on the gauge and fall
ing. Weathor-snOWinR; thermometer SO.
Down river boats preparing to leave tonight.
CAIRO, ILL. January -Noon-River II
feet 6 inches on the z uge and falling. Wealth
or clear and cold. Arrived; Future City and
barges, ohm river, 10 am. No departures
of regular packets.
LOUISVILLE, KY. January l5.-Noon-
River f ct Q inches in the canal and feet
7 inches on the falls and ia ling. Weather
clear and cool. Arrived: Ohio, Mem phis.
Departed: Ohio, Cincinnati, Gam.
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SOTrON ssGD PROOUCrs.

COTTON SEEp-In car load lots: Primo
crude cotton seed oil. new, 29G
25c; of crude cotton seed oil. $50
Doc; prime summer yellow cotton seed
oil, SN@35c; of summer yellow co ton seed
oil, S2g3bc; IN ners' summer vel 0W cotton
seed oil, 31@l6c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil Sj@36c; onOice cookn yellow cot
ton seed oil. 37% a3sc; prime cotton seed
meal SIG; less than car lots, SIT. Cotton
seed del vered at depot or levee, 80 per ton:
from Mhgon at mills, 10 per ton.
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WHISKY-Straight kentucky Bourbon,
81 5Oas5; redistiled good from 900 to 81 so,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January l5.-Whisky
81 IS.
ST. LOUIS, MO, January l5.-WhiSky
steady, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., January 15.-Whisky
stea ly; sales Of S52 barrels OF finished goods
on a basis of 81 10.
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

COAL 0TL-primo white, wholesale lots,
9A9l0c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., January 15.-Potro-
leum s otdy; 8. W, no., TIC.
PIrTSBURG, PA, ,Januari Is Petroleum
dull; National Transit certificates opened
at 7Ohc; closed at D1sc; highest, 7l9Sc;
lowest 70c
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SKINS AND FURS.

SKINS AND FURS-nesr skins, 2Oc
bear, 81 dc; mink, l5g6)c; coon, hunt
or bundled, l5975o; country handled,
Ih.@6Oc; otter, SOS 5Ci beaver. 5000
lOc; opossum, loo; wolf, 60JDS2; skunk $50
SOC; panthers, 50c@Sl
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CROP MARKETED AND IN SIGHT JAN
HAIRY l4rH
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

The New York financial ChroHiole Of jan
uary 18th gives tn following fgu 'es: Total
visible supp y, 3, 229, 29i bales, again S,l07,-
SIG in 1876. These fgares indicate an iu-
crease Of cotton in sight Of l2l,47S bales, as
compared with the same date in 1856, an an
increase of SS,i9S bales as com AIRED with
same late in 1885.
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Who'll.

Woodbury. grease wool. unwashed,
l29 Sc; clear grease wool, 23g26n; bury
washed, 2393Oc; tub washed, 3SG5S5c.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, January IS DOL more
active and arm; No. 2 medium, 2ld25 30 /;
cJarse braid, 16g2lc; low sandy, 13@l9c
fine light, Sg23c; heavy, li6sl9c.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ArPEAI--sUNDAY. JANUARY 10, 1887

ensd ct d 279<. highest Is 211<. lovestts ~.
losing st % TX; May opened 81 - 30,
b chest O. IS, lowest S6 30, closing %
Is az. On the Produce Exchange today the
SIC: dai1y, Sssc. Esss. SsSasc per dSIsS
for fraah
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OrFIoE SIGNAL SRRvIoE, u. s, A., /
MEMPHIS, January IS, pm. !
The following observations are taken
Mt all stations amed Mt 75o meridian time,
which is one hour later than Memphis time I:
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HIDES AND rALLOW.

HIDES-D-y flint, No. l, 15hc; No Q,
1919; dry salted, l0@l2c; green sailed, No.
/ 10; No 2, 6Hc; g cen 5000. Sheep skins,
15ceySl. Beeswax, BOO. Ta.lOw, &c.
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Hg-Dsity Quotations Of Cotton
OFT TRUSTS and New York Elk.
change stocks are open 90 those
interested, at my office.
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LIVE sTOCK.

4, EONN ~ ~ - AHH Sh"'SN w NNN'"' W
GRASS GAlTLE-Choice, S93Ic; grod,
2A93c; fair TO medium, 2g213c; scala wags,
lglM 10.
HOGS-Choice, 4Iacm4}+; good, 80.
SHEEP-ChOioe, 31aGic; medium, SIC.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, January L. The
Lipe Stock Indicator reports: Cattle-re-
Q ip's, 1926 head; shipments, none; market
stronger and sc higher for good 10 choice;
COED TO choice, 81 1904 20; common to me-
dium, So 50g4 stockers, g. 60 q 20; # ediog
steers, So - so; cows, 81 5Og3 10. Hogs-rc-
ket ,dy and Sc higher; good 70 choice,
81 so al IS; common TO medium, 81 1904 As.
Sheop-receipts, S6l head; shipments, mono;
offerings were mostly com mon stuff; good o
choice 1898 60; common 10 medium, 500 20.
CHICAG0,lLL. January 15.-The Dropers'
Journal reports: Uattle-receipE.. 1900
sh p ing steers, 1850 10 1900 pounds, 81 40g5;
1900 to 1850 pounds, e4@gi 40; $50 TO 1900
pounds, So 30Di; ssockers and feeders, 81 so
@3 80; COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 5O93 45.
Hogs-receiDts, ii 900 head; shipments, 5000
head; market strong; rough and mixed,
"a 1904 20; packing aud shipping, ~ 500
80; light, k85d460 skips, q COOS s..
Sheep-receipts, 100 head; shipmeDts, none;
market steady; natives, 1904 IS; Western,
81 1904 70; Texans, 81 25g4; lambs, per
head, sos so.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK, January l5.-As usual TO Sat-
urday, the market was quiet in demand and
sales, but the business reached through de-
liyeries on ordeFg of good proportions.
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BAsGING AND TIES. ETC.

BAG1ING -Clrload lots: Jute, 2 lbs,
$40; IA lbs, re; Ia lbs, 7c. Flax, 8 lbs,
9Ao.
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PFlddN MnuRe.

Formerly Commercial Hotel,l
Cor. Front aud Jefferson Sts., Memphis, Tenn
j II. PSIDDY, Prop'r, Of Richmond, Va.
Transient rates. 81 80 to 50 per day.
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COTTON M ARK ETS.

The local crtt1u mNket opened
steady md closed steady; middlinE, %.
S les 300 b4les, inclu ling $50 last ven
ing, 200 to exporters and Loo 60 inDeIs.
Elk HANGE QUOTATIONS..
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
srEAmERs LEAVING
MOVEMENT AT TH. LEVER.

Arrirals.-C ~ of Cairo, Visksburg; John
y. Wa ton, New Orleans.
Departures. T. Walton, Ohio river;
VickAhurg.
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Peabody Hotel.

O, D. GALLOWAY Il co ...... PRoPRIETORs
Ratios o. so and % por day, according to
sine and location Of room-Spooial
VaAaa .da